Anguesomo

Anguesomo is a talented artist from Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, born on September 11, 1996. He is known for his work in the R&B/Soul genre, and his music often reflects a blend of cultural influences. Some of his notable releases include "Fatiguée," "Better Days," "African Woman," "Déjame Vivir," "negra," "Birthday Cake," "Black Girl Magic," and "Mah Yem Wah." Anguesomo's musical journey began early, with one of his earliest memories involving a production of "The Wizard Of Oz" at St. Andrews Preparatory School in Grahamstown, South Africa, where he played the role of the "Wicked Witch Of The East." This early exposure to performance likely shaped his later career in music.

Anguesomo's music often explores themes of identity and culture, as seen in songs like "African Woman" and "Black Girl Magic." His ability to blend languages and styles, such as in "Déjame Vivir," showcases his versatility as an artist. With a growing discography and a unique sound, Anguesomo is making waves in the R&B/Soul scene.